/caregiver
Drafts a care checklist or weekly plan for a loved one.
The full prompt
/caregiver Help me organize care for [who] who [situation]. What's hard right now: [challenges].
Make a weekly checklist grouped by daily, weekly, and as-needed tasks (meals, medicines, appointments, home safety, and time for me to rest).
Keep it short and printable. Add a short list of questions to ask their care team. Follow the care team's instructions over anything here.
Replace the highlighted [brackets] with your own details, then send.
What you're asking
You ask for help organizing a loved one's care. You get a printable checklist and questions for their care team.
Give it
- Who you're caring for and their situation
- What's hardest right now
- Appointments and helpers involved
- Care-team instructions
Check: Follow the doctor's and care team's instructions first; this is for organizing, not medical advice.
Filled-in example
/caregiver Help me organize care for my mom who is home after hip surgery. What's hard right now: keeping track of her pills and getting her to physical therapy twice a week.
Make a weekly checklist grouped by daily, weekly, and as-needed tasks (meals, medicines, appointments, home safety, and time for me to rest).
Keep it short and printable. Add a short list of questions to ask their care team. Follow the care team's instructions over anything here.
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